New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
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THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

THE NEUS THIS MORNING.
Fopr,cv.-prcsident Carnot tcgns work by
sending weak message to Parliament; possible
dissolution of the Ministry after the hohiays'
Adjournment of the Chambers. - The new Homo
iun lie, islaturc has materially reduced King kala-
Aaua's salary - NJ. lie tensten has bCcn elected
President of Swift erland. - Irish landlords NJ Il
conference yesterday. decided TO demand comPcii-
cation for losses caused by the Governments
action in the matter of rents = The case
against Daniel Wilson, NJ Crews son-in-a"'
has been dismissed - English political c'rc'cs
are interested in the reconciliation OF Lord Hart
ington and Lord Randolph Churchill; 1T Is
thought the latter will soon return to the CABINET
CoNGR ss.-Both Houses were IN session. -
Senate: bill was introduced by Mr.. Chandler
paOvidng for National supervision OF lgresslohai
elections il Sou,h Carolina Florida. ississlppI
and Louisiana. 60 House: The / cctIons Com
,ni,tee was chosen az selected in caucus.
DoMFs, Ic-The trial OF Benjamin f. 1lollunS
formerly assistant cashier Of the Fidelity Bank
began at Cincinnati. - POwdery has reen pros
trated by hCmOIIhage, but is recovering -
In the second trial Of the Goldman will case at
Boston, Mrs. Goldman told of her husband rela-
lions with Mrs. Kimha - How T. l.. Harper
treated his business friends in Chicago = The
Hand Avery Publishing Com any has refused to
publish Or. Justin y. FultOn's last book on
account Of its indecent charactcr - The Ameri-
can Federation of Labor began its convention at
Baltimore - MAY O Bren reelected at
Boston. Nineteen directors Of the Ncw-lork
ond New England railroad elected and the leases
of the road confirmed. - Western steel and iron
manufacturers uneasy over the Presidents mes
sage - The New-IorlS State Agricultural Society
reelected Secretary Woodward. - Alfred Sully
was reelected president Of tho Richmond and
West Point. Terminal railroad. - Governor
Hills case against Thomas G., Platt postponed
for one week.
CRY .Nu -rBrRBAN.-Henry s. Ives arrested for
grand larceny on com laint Of Julius Dexter, Of
Cincinnati; admitted TO bail at the Tombs. -
a big meeting in Steinway Hall TO urge the OBJ
Servance Of Sunday addressed by Mayor Ilowland
OF Toronto, and the Rev. Joseph Cook, Of Boston
= Continuation Of the telephone investigation.
= Gathering OF the Republican clubs for the
convention tomorrow. - Thousands at the fune-
raj Of Jerry" Ilartigan. - Close Of the Stevens
case before Surrogate Rollins eX-Judge Davis
defended Mrs. Stevens; no decision reached. -
Irving Hall will not disband; the false report
was started by its enemies. - negro jockey
killed by constable at -. = while resisting
arrest - A young school teacher in Brooklyn
poisoned herself. - Fire in the trimming goods
dist t in New-York and one in an electrical
factory in Brooklyn. - Many robberics reported
on the East Side near Central Park - Stocks,
after good recovery, continued depressed by
manipulation and press Of short" sales, clos
Ing strong at the lowest figures
10 MiA1hER.- iDuIcat,.ns iOr to-day: Slightly
warmer and generally fair Temperature ,estet
day Highest 46o; lowest So: average. 39aso.
Mr. GladstOnc's style is not cpgrammatic
Occasionally, however he sums up matter
with great force in few words. That is The
case in his latest utterancc regarding ireland.
shocking and painful diScOrd is being created
in the name of the union. The state Of Ireland
has grown sadly worse under the present Gov
eminent" There in two sentences the whole
situation is cpitOmizcd.
1t was understood that the meeting adj
dressed by the Mayor Of Toronto last night was
called TO back up the resistance to movements
for opening the saloons on Sunday. The rcso-
buttons unwisely covered a much more extern
sive field, and advanced propositions from
which some and probably many of those whose
names were used in the matter were perfectly
known to dissent. No good cause profits by
this sort Of sharp practice.
Speaker Carlisle has laid himself open to
criticism because Of his delay in announcing
she Committee on Rules. On account Of his
non action the entire business Of the House is
at a stand-stiiI. His course is not easily cX-
plicablc. especially since the Craftsmanship Of
Ways and Means is virtually determined Mean
time the Committee on Elections has been
made up and the contest to which The Speaker
is ono Of the parties may soon be heard. The
situation is an interesting one; but probably
MIR. Carlisle has little fear as to the issue.
The telephone managers, who have heard no
complaints of high rates and think their sub
scribers satisfied with the service, got some
wholesome light upon the subject yesterday.
Several woll-known citizens declared not only
that they had to pay too much for telephones,
but that the service was "cxccrablc'' and very
imperfect" Special COMP iiint was lodged
against tho service between Ncw-Yorll and
Brooklyn. This aroused the companies coun-
sci, and he rashly offered to furnish good
connection with Brooklyn on the spot. The
attempt was dismal failure, greatly to the
discontinue OF the telephone men. Next time
they will probably have the central office duly
warned.
If Senator Chambers bill should become n
law it would produce decided change in the
mode of conducting elections at the South.
Unfortunately, the chance of its passing the